nayovid281 Posted March 27 Report Share Posted March 27 /storage-11/0325/avif/AjruSwuz7eF5vvRQmyJoboa9qUKFOtb2.avifMastering Distance Protection In Transmission SystemsPublished 3/2025MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 2.88 GB | Duration: 8h 52mTheory & Practical ApplicationsWhat you'll learnFundamentals of Distance ProtectionWhat is Distance Protection and How It WorksUnderstanding Impedance Relays & R/X DiagramsNeed for Distance Protection vs. Overcurrent ProtectionFault Current Calculations & Impedance MeasurementCT & VT Basics, Ratios, and Nameplate InterpretationProtection vs. Metering CTs - Can They Be Interchanged?CT Star Point Assignment in Distance Relays - Impact on ProtectionVT Configurations, Polarity & Connections in Distance RelaysTransmission Line Parameters & Their Impact on Distance ProtectionResistance (R), Inductance (L), Capacitance (C) & Their EffectsSeen Impedance vs. Actual Line ImpedancePrimary vs. Secondary Impedance CalculationsMutual Coupling & Zero-Sequence CompensationRelay Zones & Characteristics in Distance ProtectionHow to Form Zones 1, 2, and 3 with Correct Reach SettingsImpact of Parallel Lines on Zone SettingsRelay Characteristic Angle (RCA) & Polarizing QuantitiesDifferent Types of Distance RelaysPlain Impedance RelayMho & Offset Mho RelaysQuadrilateral & Polygonal RelaysAdvanced Distance Relay Functions & SettingsLoad Encroachment & Its Impact on Distance RelaysArc Resistance & Its Effect on Impedance MeasurementSwitch-on-to-Fault (SOTF) Logic & Circuit Breaker Seal-in TimeVT MCB Trip Logic & Fuse Failure Relay FunctionsZone Overlapping for Backup ProtectionBusbar Protection Using Offset Mho RelaysDirect Transfer Trip (DTT) & Pilot Protection SchemesStub Protection in Transmission NetworksDetecting Power Swings in Distance RelaysImpedance Blinders & Rate of Change MeasurementsOut-of-Step Tripping & Unstable Power Swing BlockingPower Line Carrier (PLC), Microwave, and Fiber Optic CommunicationPermissive Overreach Transfer Trip (POTT) & Blocking SchemesDirectional Comparison & Zone Acceleration in Distance RelayPermissive Underreach Transfer Trip PUTT SchemeStrond, Weak and No End FeedWeak End Teed Transfer Trip SchemePhase Angle Comparision SchemeZone Acceleration SchemeDirectional Comparision SchemeStub Over Current ProtectionBlocking and Unblocking SchemeBasics of Telecommunication SchemesMutual Compensation FactorStub ProtectionFuse Fail FunctionAsymmetrical Fuse FailSymmetrical Fuse FailVoltage AbsentExternal Fuse Fail Relay FunctionZone CoordinationZone formationOut of Step TrippingStable and unstable power swingDifferent types of phase to ground compensation factor used in the relaysConcept of loop impedance for phase to phase and phase to ground faultsEffect of Arc resistance at Zone reachWhat is under and over reaching of ZonesHow pure arc resistance can be seen as reactance by distance relay?Impact of parallel line at apparent impedance seen by relayCT connection for mutual compensation in case of parallel lines.Calculation example of KoCase study of relay mal operation due to wrong value of the compensation factorRequirementsBasics of electricalDescriptionMastering Distance Protection:Are you looking to enhance your expertise in Distance Protection and gain a practical understanding of relay settings, coordination, and fault analysis? This comprehensive online course is designed to equip engineers, technicians, and power system professionals with the knowledge and skills required to implement and troubleshoot distance protection schemes effectively.From fundamentals to advanced relay settings, this course covers real-world applications, case studies, and best practices to help you master distance protection in transmission networks.Course OverviewDistance protection is one of the most critical schemes in transmission system protection. It provides fast and selective fault clearance based on impedance measurement and ensures reliable grid operation. This course will take you through:The principles of distance protection, including impedance relays, R/X diagrams, and fault impedance calculations.CT & VT fundamentals - How instrument transformers impact distance relay performance. Relay characteristic zones (Z1, Z2, Z3, offset zones) and their correct settings.Load encroachment, power swings, mutual coupling, and zero-sequence compensation. Modern relay features - Adaptive relaying, pilot protection, SOTF logic, and communication-assisted tripping.Practical real-world case studies to help you apply knowledge in substation protection systems.What You'll Learn Module 1: Fundamentals of Distance Protection What is Distance Protection and How It Works Understanding Impedance Relays & R/X Diagrams Need for Distance Protection vs. Overcurrent Protection Fault Current Calculations & Impedance Measurement Module 2: Current & Voltage Transformers (CTs & VTs) in Distance Relays Protection vs. Metering CTs - Can They Be Interchanged? CT Star Point Assignment & Its Impact on Relay Operation VT Configurations & Secondary Circuit Considerations Module 3: Transmission Line Parameters & Their Impact on Distance Protection Resistance (R), Inductance (L), and Capacitance (C) Effects Primary vs. Secondary Impedance Calculations Zero-Sequence Compensation & Mutual Coupling Effects Module 4: Relay Zones & Characteristics in Distance Protection How to Form Zones 1, 2, and 3 with Correct Reach Settings Relay Characteristic Angle (RCA) & Polarizing Quantities Different Relay Characteristics: Mho, Quadrilateral, Polygonal Module 5: Advanced Distance Relay Functions & Settings Load Encroachment & Impact on Relay Performance Arc Resistance & Its Effect on Impedance Measurement Switch-on-to-Fault (SOTF) Logic & Circuit Breaker Seal-in Time VT MCB Trip Logic & Fuse Failure Relay Functions Module 6: Protection Coordination & Backup Schemes Zone Overlapping & Backup Protection Strategies Pilot Protection Schemes (POTT, DCB, Direct Transfer Trip) Stub Protection & Busbar Distance Protection Module 7: Power Swing & Out-of-Step Protection Detecting Power Swings in Distance Relays Impedance Blinders & Rate of Change Measurements Out-of-Step Tripping & Unstable Power Swing Blocking Module 8: Communication in Distance ProtectionPower Line Carrier (PLC), Microwave, and Fiber Optic Communication Directional Comparison & Zone Acceleration in Distance RelaysWho Should Take This Course?Protection Engineers & Power System Professionals Substation Design & Commissioning EngineersUtility Operators & Transmission Network EngineersSCADA & Relay Testing EngineersStudents & Professionals Seeking Practical LearningCourse Format & Benefits On-Demand Video Lectures - Learn at your own pace Real-World Case Studies - Practical examples from actual substations Assignments & Quizzes - Hands-on learning to test your knowledge Downloadable Relay Setting Calculations & Resources - For field applications Certificate of Completion - Showcase your expertiseThanksProtection Engineers & Power System Professionals,Substation Design & Commissioning Engineers,Utility Operators & Transmission Network Engineers,SCADA & Relay Testing Engineers,Students & Professionals Seeking Practical LearningScreenshothttps://www.udemy.com/course/mastering-distance-protection-in-transmission-systems/Buy Premium From My Links To Get Resumable Support and Max Speed https://takefile.link/kg9wanf0ptbu/Mastering_Distance_Protection_in_Transmission_Systems.part3.rar.htmlhttps://takefile.link/lft0u9qs9iiq/Mastering_Distance_Protection_in_Transmission_Systems.part2.rar.htmlhttps://takefile.link/wvcigptd7spn/Mastering_Distance_Protection_in_Transmission_Systems.part1.rar.htmlhttps://rapidgator.net/file/07b2387408ce96c4f55a0cb5fb8ab4a8/Mastering_Distance_Protection_in_Transmission_Systems.part3.rar.htmlhttps://rapidgator.net/file/5b5725aba1fc11a6f3b1bbc8246e9931/Mastering_Distance_Protection_in_Transmission_Systems.part2.rar.htmlhttps://rapidgator.net/file/764723bac3c05b8a52b83b1f96deb71b/Mastering_Distance_Protection_in_Transmission_Systems.part1.rar.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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